Kos International Airport (KGS) Air Freight
Kos International Airport (KGS) in Kos, Greece is an important air-cargo gateway for the Kos region, connecting to 12 destinations. Air freight is charged on chargeable weight — the greater of actual gross weight and volumetric weight (cm³ ÷ 6,000) — per IATA convention.
Air Freight Routes from Kos
Airlines Serving KGS
Airlines providing cargo services through Kos International Airport (KGS) include: Aegean Airlines, Air Baltic, Air Berlin, Niki, Thomas Cook Airlines, Tui Airways. Both belly-hold and dedicated freighter capacity may be available depending on the route and season.
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FAQ
How is air freight priced from Kos International Airport (KGS)?
Freight from KGS is charged on chargeable weight (the greater of actual weight in kg and volumetric weight: L×W×H in cm ÷ 6,000). Fuel surcharges and security surcharges apply in addition to the per-kg base rate. Use the quote form above for current rates.
What customs documents are required at Kos?
Kos is within the European Union. Imports from non-EU origins require EU customs declarations and applicable import duties. Intra-EU shipments have no customs border formalities. Standard documents for all international air freight include: commercial invoice, packing list, and airway bill (AWB). Regulated goods require additional permits or certificates.
How long does air freight to/from Kos take?
Transit times from Kos International Airport: regional European routes 1–2 business days; intercontinental routes 3–5 business days. Express services can significantly reduce these. Allow 1–2 extra days for customs clearance at destination.
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